Sakuma Totaro

Sakuma Totaro (Japanese 1900-1976) Mashiko Japanese Folk Pottery vase with faceted surface to simulate a beehive, unsigned, Totaro was a student and friend of the famous potter Hamada, ht 11"

Sakuma Totaro (Japanese 1900-1976) Mashiko Japanese Folk Pottery plate, unsigned, decorated with fruit, 10" x 10"

Artist: Taiso YOSHITOSHI (1839-1892) Subject: The wrestler Umegatani Totaro Series: Kinsei Jinbutsu Shi (Personalities of Recent Times) Publisher: Yamato Shinbunsha Signature: Yoshitoshi Date: 4/1887

Artist: Satomi Kusaka Title: "Sakuma Dam" Medium: Woodcut Size: (10.1/4x13.1/2in) Date: Showa era 1964 Place of Origin: Japan Paper Type: Washi Format: Horizontal

African Figure from Tanzania stands 6 and 1/2 Feet tall. Weathered wood on iron base. 11 1/2" W x 10 1/4" D x 77" H Base 16 x 16" Square

Pair Of Hand-Carved Sakuma & Kuba African Masks, Measures 12 1/4" x 7 1/4" And 8 3/4" x 6 3/4"...Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or pho

Three woodblock prints from Migita Toshihide (1863-1925) series "A Selection of Thirty Six Heroes", includes 'Morimasa Sakuma', 'Hideyoshi Hashiba', 'Mitsuhide Akechi' Plate 32cm x 22cm, paper 37cm x

Artist: Utagawa KOKUNIMASA (1889-1819s) Subject: Lieutenant General Sakuma Occupying Rongcheng Series: Sino-Japanese War Publisher: Hasegawa Sonokichi Signature: Kokunimasa Date: January 1895 Format:

Artist: Chikanobu Yoshu (1838-1912) Title: Sino-Japanese War / General Sakuma Samata Publisher: Not Specified Date: 1894 Size: (L) 23.1 x 35.3, (C) 23.2 x 35.2, (R) 23.2 x 35.3 cm Ref: CMWA685

(Japanese, 1900-1976) early 20th century, important early documented mold-shaped square stoneware bowl, turquoise glaze with trailed brown flower and tendril design, 10 x 3 in.; with four reproduction

Sakuma Totaro (Japanese 1900-1976) Mashiko Japanese Folk Pottery plate, unsigned, decorated with bamboo flowers, 9 3/4"

Senoo Hidemi, Kanega Koto Tosakus, Azuma Totaro Nippon yuyo gyokai morui zusetsu. (Deutsch = Schematische Erklärung der nützlichen Fische und Seepflanzen in Japan). Mit 32 lithographischen Tafeln, 1

A C19th Sakuma koro and cover with Fo dog knop, raised on boar's mask supports, 13" high

Totaro Roberto - "Pinocchio e l‘arca delle fiabe", 1991 ITA matita, china e acquerello su cartoncino, 28 x 22 cm Illustrazione originale realizzata da Totaro in occasione della mostra &

A C19th Sakuma koro and cover with Fo dog knop, raised on boar's mask supports, 13" high

Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print oban triptych, "Sakuma Morimasa Attacking Hashiba Hideyoshi". 14"h x 27"w, 23.5"h x 37"w framed

Pitchers Japanese, late 1940s, attributed to the Sakuma kiln, four similarly shaped handled stoneware pitchers with combinations of turquoise, persimmon, dark brown and tan glazes, 7-1/2 in. to 8-3/4

(lot of 16) Art pottery vessel group, including Japanese examples, by various makers such as Ken Mathevoy McEvoy, T. Sakuma, Mashiko Japan, consisting of bowls, a lidded vessel, vases, etc., largest:

Japanese, late 1940s, attributed to the Sakuma kiln, three vase-formed pots with combinations of turquoise, brown, tan and blue glaze decorated with plant motifs including pine, persimmon and bamboo,

A three-piece Japanese pottery grouping to include a Sakuma red-glazed vase, a brown glazed vase, and a small shrimp dish. Tallest vase: 9-3/4in tall. Provenance: From the estate of Geraldine Shapiro,

Showa Period (1926-1989), c.1950's, of shallow circular form with a flattened rim, decorated with a stylised pine tree on a copper green glaze ground, height 3.5cm and diameter 28.5cm, together with s

Showa Period (1926-1989), c.1950's, of shallow circular form, decorated with central stylised floral motif and border to rim in tetsuyu and ameyu glaze, with inscription to base, height 4cm and width

Showa Period (1926-1989), c.1950's, of shallow square form with canted corners, decorated with central stylised floral motif and border to rim in tetsuyu and ameyu glaze, height 4.5cm and width 26cm,

(Japanese, 1900-1976) Late 1940s, two important documented stoneware pieces by Mashiko folk potter, including a multi-color dip and ladle-glazed tea bowl and large deep bowl with turquoise and persimm